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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

South Africans may still have to pay their e-toll debts

17 Apr 2023
Features

New Renault Captur vs Peugeot 2008 – French crossovers with a R99 difference

16 Apr 2023
Features

Toyota Agya GR-Sport – The Toyota you probably won’t be able to buy

16 Apr 2023
News

Hyundai Tucson N Line coming to South Africa – What to expect

15 Apr 2023
Features

7 important things that happened in South Africa’s car scene this week

14 Apr 2023
News

R448,000 Chery Omoda C5 now on sale in South Africa – Specifications

14 Apr 2023
Features

Every accessory you can buy for the new Ford Ranger Wildtrak Super Cab

14 Apr 2023
Features

New Toyota Vitz vs Suzuki Celerio – Same look, different price

13 Apr 2023
Features

21 new cars launching in South Africa in the next 3 months

13 Apr 2023
News

Limited-edition Shelby Centennial Edition Mustang coming to South Africa – Yours for only R2.8 million

12 Apr 2023
Features

Haval Jolion HEV review – The future for South Africa

12 Apr 2023
Features

Every upgrade pack you can install on the new Ford Ranger Single Cab – and what it costs

11 Apr 2023
News

New Toyota Vitz pricing revealed – The cheapest Toyota in South Africa

11 Apr 2023
Features

What the monthly payments are on the new Renault Captur

11 Apr 2023
Features

Upgraded Toyota Fortuner vs Isuzu MU-X – A tough battle

10 Apr 2023
Features

My favourite things about the new Ford Ranger Super Cab

9 Apr 2023
Features

New Lexus RX – What you get for R1.4 million

9 Apr 2023
Features

Top-of-the-line VW Amarok Aventura vs PanAmericana – What’s the difference

9 Apr 2023
Features

Every crossover you can buy in South Africa under R300,000

8 Apr 2023
Features

Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

8 Apr 2023
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We being ripped off by a government driven by greed and corruption. They started with electricity and water. Now it's...

faizal essa on 13 Oct 2026

And, how much will the taxi's be paying. Asking for a friend

Cristo Deneys on 13 Oct 2026

This has got to be THE WORST piece of writing I have read in a long time. Reads like the...

Greg Gillham on 13 Oct 2026

it will come with time as they reach a critical mass in the used car market.

ADW on 13 Oct 2026

one question, if the prison terms can be up to 10 years, then why is the financial penalty (fine) a...

ADW on 13 Oct 2026
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